Answer:
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Answer:
second one
Step-by-step explanation:
am pretty sure
B.) because according to the identity property of addition, any number added to zero will remain the same.
C=2 times j
c=2j
o=j-6
c+j+o=58
subsitte j-6 for o and 2j for c
2j+j+j-6=58
4j-6=58
add 6 to both sides
4j=64
divide both sides by 4
j=16
sub back
c=2j
c=2(16)
c=32
o=j-6
o=16-6
o=10
curtis=32
olivia=10
jonathan=16
equations are
c+j+o=58
c=2j
o=j-6
